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Ash’s Closet opens at Main Street ProjectA newly-transformed space at Main Street Project called Ash’s Closet will give community members the opportunity to find clothes in a welcoming environment.TrendingOct 15
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Crews battle blaze at Main and SutherlandFirefighters battled a blaze at a commercial-industrial building in the 700 block of Main by Sutherland Avenue this morning.FireOct 5
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What’s at stake for main party leaders in B.C. leaders’ debateB.C.’s main party leaders are preparing to face off in the only televised debate of the provincial election campaign. SFU political science lecturer Sanjay Jeram discusses what’s at stake for each of the leaders and what voters should be watching for.Global News Morning BCOct 14
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GVBOT hosts three main party leaders for discussion on the local economyThe Greater Vancouver Board of Trade hosting three of B.C.’s political leaders Tuesday. The 2026 British Columbia Votes event focused largely on each leader’s plan to revive the economy. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.Global News Hour at 6 BCOct 13
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Man found dead in car that crashed at Portage and MainA man in his 70s was found dead in a vehicle that had slammed into a pole at Portage and Main.TrendingSep 30
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Dump truck smashes into Main Street overpassThe Main Street overpass at the Perimeter Highway only suffered minor damage when a dump truck smashed into it this morning.TrafficSep 23
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Bearspaw feeder main replacement 80% complete: City of CalgaryThe fast-tracked Bearspaw feeder main replacement project is on track to be finished by the end of the year, with another round of water restrictions roughly one month away. City of Calgary officials say 80 per cent of the new pipe is now installed to replace an aging piece of city infrastructure after two critical...Global News Hour at 6 CalgarySep 24
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‘Range anxiety’ shouldn’t be among main concerns of EV’s: CAA studyResults from a new CAA study on electric vehicles show the range of EVs shouldn’t be the major talking point among consumers when considering purchasing.TrendingSep 21
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Federal government commits $29M to north Calgary water feeder main projectA critical piece of Calgary’s water infrastructure is getting a budget boost from Ottawa. Federal and municipal officials made the announcement about the North Calgary Water Servicing project at the Bearspaw Water Treatment Plant, as the city turns on the taps for a number of projects. Adam MacVicar reports.Global News Hour at 6 CalgarySep 1
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Bearspaw feeder main replacement enters home stretch on schedule, on budgetIn just a few months, Calgarians hope to be able to put the fear of another water main break and widespread water restrictions behind them. As Skylar Peters reports, work is progressing steadily on a six-kilometre replacement of the Bearspaw South feeder main, but residents will be faced with some restrictions as work begins to...EconomyAug 26
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Bowness businesses contend with another water main break and sinkholeRepairs are underway after another water main break in the northwest Calgary community of Bowness. Around 20 businesses are impacted and have been forced to close their doors until water is restored. Adam MacVicar reports.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryAug 10
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Canada announces changes to MAIDCanada will not extend medical assistance in dying for people seeking it on the basis of mental health alone. The federal government making that announcement earlier this week. Alicia Duncan is a Vancouver-based author and mental health advocate. Her new book ‘The Other Side of the Straitjacket’ is inspired by story of her mother, who...Global News Morning BCOct 11
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Accused killer Adam Mann testifiesThe man accused of killing a woman in her Surrey home two years ago has taken the stand in his own defence. Adam Mann told the court he found a bloody knife at the side of the road and discarded it. But he denies any involvement in the murder of Tori Dunn. Kristen Robinson has...Global News Hour at 6 BCOct 19
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Federal update on MAID legislationThe federal government is providing an update on legislation regarding medical assistance in dying. It addresses access to MAID because of mental illness and advance consent for people dealing with terminal illness. Aaron McArthur reports.Global BCOct 7
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Adam Mann found guilty of second-degree murderAdam Mann was found guilty of second-degree murder in the killing of Tori Dunn in her Surrey home two years ago. Kristen Robinson reports from outside court.Global News at 11 BCOct 22
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BC voters opting for change in many municipalitiesMany incumbent mayors and council members lost in the civic election this weekend. It seems many in B.C. wanted change, which has many wondering about this weekend’s provincial election. Jordan Armstrong explains.Global News Hour at 6 BCOct 19
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Crown wrapping case against Adam MannCrown prosecutors have wrapped their case in the trial for the man charged in the killing of Tori Dunn more than two years ago. As Kristen Robinson reports, court has heard DNA evidence links the accused to a bloody knife found near the crime scene.Global News Hour at 6 BCOct 16
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U.S. trade war: ‘Canada has been ripping us off for many, many years,’ Trump saysU.S. President Donald Trump commented on a new ad that features Mich. Republican Mike Rogers calling for an end to the tariff war with Canada. Speaking at the White House on Wednesday, Trump said he viewed the ad “as though [Rogers] wanted Canada to make a deal,” with the U.S., adding that “Canada has been...CanadaOct 7
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Ottawa moves to keep MAID ban for mental illnessThe federal government plans to introduce legislation to keep the current ban on medical assistance in dying for people whose only underlying condition is a mental illness. Dr. Sanjeev Sockalingam from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, joins Global News Morning to discuss the decision, concerns around MAID and mental illness, and what safeguards...Global News Morning BCOct 8
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Mental illness not included in MAID, says ministerSince its inception here in Canada, medical assistance in dying, also known as MAID, has been controversial with the latest development being no exception. With Ottawa’s decision to not allow an expansion of the law to include people who are seeking it on the basis of mental illness alone, Canadians are having mixed reactions. Doctor...Global News MorningOct 8